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The Motor Sport Interview: John Barnard
John Barnard is one of motor sport’s most innovative and revolutionary engineers. He designed winning grand prix cars for McLaren,…
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F2 through the lens
The best of times. That’s certainly how it’s remembered for the small but happy band who followed the European Formula…
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Trans-Am looks, V8 power and ULEZ exempt: Pontiac Firebird is unlikely commuting hero
No muscle car aficionado would be fooled by it, but many a fan of the cult 1977 caper Smokey and…
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Fire-breathing Shelby Cobra with bootful of trophies
Described as “the winningest Cobra of them all”, this famed Shelby Cobra spearheaded Ford’s attack on both the SCCA A…
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McLaren F1 car that kickstarted Lewis Hamilton’s career sells for £2m
2006 McLaren MP4-21 Sold by RM Sotheby’s, £2m As Lewis Hamilton settles in with Ferrari, it’s not unrealistic to imagine…
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In tribute to Gordon Cruickshank
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